This is the same concept - a player shares their experiences / questions before or after a tournament / league night, and I share our discussion and learning experiences all directly to you, via my blog!
2020:
Nov:
Jan: Making Me Smile - Project Hunger Games
2019:
Dec: Seeing Improvement in an Unexpected Way - Project Hunger Games
Nov: A Learning Tip without Alcohol - Project Hunger Games
Oct: Give Examples When Giving Advice - Project Hunger Games
Aug: Project Hunger Games: What Makes You Confident?
Jun: Helping Others Helps Yourself - Katniss
Jun: My Experiences May Not be Good Advice - Project Hunger Games
Apr: Watch Out for Crossing Old and New Habits - Project Hunger Games
Mar: There are Different Forms of Practice - Project Hunger Games
Feb: Not Exhausted During Tourney - Project Hunger Games
2018:
Nov: League Players and Tournaments
Oct: Reflections - Project Hunger Games
Sept: Expectations by Katniss
Aug: The Ear of a Better Player
Aug: Practice Not at Home
July: Being a Team Player can Hurt
May: Top Players Have Pressure, Too
May: Confidence in Scotch
The difference this time is the player is a chick. A girl?! Yep, a female player. :)
When her and I were trying to come up with a name for the project/series, we were looking at strong, leading women who are quick learners. You know, like liked Uma Thurman or Clarice/Jodie Foster. She thought of Katniss of the Hunger Games movies/books and what even made that choice even more perfect, she shared, "I have been told by some players that they wish they still had the hunger and drive like I have.... even though my pool journey is just starting to where they have many years of experience."
I'm excited to share her growth through this blog so others can learn, too!
While she is not going to be identified, I want to publically applaud her for her courage to have this journey out in the open to share her thoughts, pains, learning experiences, excitements!
2019:
Dec: Seeing Improvement in an Unexpected Way - Project Hunger Games
Nov: A Learning Tip without Alcohol - Project Hunger Games
Oct: Give Examples When Giving Advice - Project Hunger Games
Aug: Project Hunger Games: What Makes You Confident?
Jun: Helping Others Helps Yourself - Katniss
Jun: My Experiences May Not be Good Advice - Project Hunger Games
Apr: Watch Out for Crossing Old and New Habits - Project Hunger Games
Mar: There are Different Forms of Practice - Project Hunger Games
Feb: Not Exhausted During Tourney - Project Hunger Games
2018:
Nov: League Players and Tournaments
Oct: Reflections - Project Hunger Games
Sept: Expectations by Katniss
Aug: The Ear of a Better Player
Aug: Practice Not at Home
July: Being a Team Player can Hurt
May: Top Players Have Pressure, Too
May: Confidence in Scotch
The difference this time is the player is a chick. A girl?! Yep, a female player. :)
When her and I were trying to come up with a name for the project/series, we were looking at strong, leading women who are quick learners. You know, like liked Uma Thurman or Clarice/Jodie Foster. She thought of Katniss of the Hunger Games movies/books and what even made that choice even more perfect, she shared, "I have been told by some players that they wish they still had the hunger and drive like I have.... even though my pool journey is just starting to where they have many years of experience."
So, "Project Hunger Games" it is :)
While she is not going to be identified, I want to publically applaud her for her courage to have this journey out in the open to share her thoughts, pains, learning experiences, excitements!
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